The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-24
HUMID SPORT AT MONMOUTH.
CALIFORNIA; FILLY, Los ANGEIBS, n
CLIPPER IN THE MUD.
nh, Adds tho Tyre stakes to tho Atiautic--
Aged Bsrnum Gathers In the Harvest
Handicap Young Duke Win. with 15O
Pouuds-Reyen spla.hinR Races.

diminished yesterday by driving rain storms
and counter racing at Brighton Beach. There
was plenty OF fun. too at tho park. aftor tho
throng had arrived to see 1t. Tho great pavil-
ion set apart for tho betting crowd was packed
with eager investors, and II the horses had had
to swim instead Of splash through the mud
and water the sport would have gone on.
The first incident that attracted tho atten-
ton OF tho visitors was Starter Caldwell. nc
companied by the other skilful handler OF the
red flag, Mr.. Sheridan. who had arrived from
The West, picking their way across planks that
bridged tho track between tho judges and
timers stands. They were followed by Michael
Dwyer, who wore a now suit Of pearl color and
q smile. The smile was drought out by de-
spatch from brother Philip, who Is In Saratoga.
saying that Kingnsh had landed the Flash
Stakes for them.
Mr. J. b. Haggin followed Mr.. Dwyer across
the planks, and so did Green Morris. Jack
Chinn. who had brought on his string Of racers
from Chicago to add to tho sport Mt Monmouth.
also surveyed the aqueous track with an eye
to business. as did many other celebrities OF
tho turf
Ben ALI, one Of the stars entered in the OPEN
ing dash Of milo, loaded with the top weight
of 1923 pounds. was scratched. Mr.. Haggin re-
serving his colt for the Harvest Handicap, in
which he was also assigned 1913 pounds, the
same weight as Dry Monopole. With Ben Ali
out Marylands little flly Bess became
strong favorite. Garrison having gone to Sara
t9ga Can't Br9yns mare Mona Was ,sa fourth 9rat
on the frat turn. running into the light on the
backstretch, and holding the van until half
way along the homestretoh. where Boss made
her run, leaving tho others and winning easily
Tyro of the richest of tho meet
Ing for two.yeRr-olds. worth about S6,oOo 70
the winner, Drought out Lucky BALDWIN lilly
Los Angelica, that won the Atlantic Stakes on on
RSs d h p. s asa f1 sfHa IN
9f three 70 one against her. Mr.. Nc; hss
ts ' with 70 n When
ham S 'sa and " headed nth The Cluster around
The far and onF the
arose, Los Anselesls No ono could see where
she came from but there she was, In the mid mid
ham. and tapping him to the neck close to the
stand. 41sky West shook the flly up for r, all
The ally. extending herself IN the last strides.
Esn tt the rsse oY neck lin the fast time for
ting sS 81 q HhryeS Mana
tie aged miracle. Barnum, from BRIGHTON. was
6lhQhC 6V0u Wuu inc IhVOIt6 Al 4 10 i, DOH All
Se5th sSsat 5000 e IT, Winner HP$srsSa
eomns sone the stretch e we'll abrsass
ttSSward the stand IN the first quarter Of
a length In front Of the pursuing squad. All
made esh.inS rFce r9nnd the turn and along
teepins psef IN the ruaS %G Ssd
as ss %pSsh the ra e
ihe others in Tie mai 200 yards Winning with
asss On prs Honopos. three Isnsths f Sshind
ssSss1 ssss Es made ne s sns
W. Richmond headed Eoie in, tho betting;
sec cee as sla
Ten B9Gaer made tho cunning in the
the time had come for Eoie to, put, in his
claims. he sent Eole In the lead on tho bend
tqoube The s TIVE he
FF5 RSFs ta. Il E F E Mss ssd
was giant enough to win the Biilow stakes, a
Young Duke faSorte Ht ODDS Of to aEainss
him His numerous hackers thought they had
BACK, lead from the hrst quarter to the last fur
long. Then Drake weakened and Hamilton
Britsnnie Young Duke t carried his load IN
safely winning hd meek IN front Of Britannic
the selling. race were four three -olds,
three Of which led all the, others In. Ed
eeshs n Of abo Brathas y car
in Third fse bottins S was Sol to against ns
Those who backed Jim MCGOWAN. favorito
In the steeplec6ase. to get square on the days
and jump ID him. than a Harlem goat Ieroy,
second choice. was worse chance When
well IN H. lead on Go%ns % The VAL nd
This left Harry Mann and Jack to finish.
the last hurdle
Following are the details OF the races:
BEss SUCCESSFUL FAyoR1TE.
Viii & sass SEQ S ssss aied
DAVIS HAZE Sr. ssss By Fsd S III
S5,;.5 EsllPi II iS;s
Amulet aas and AnsshS Is. % sl''
10 i; ANARCHY, ioei; Amulet, g to 70 ~'"A Oh
o anarchy was the quickest to move of to
Mona oa
ftretch Mona led Anarchy length. Tapped by
and Tapped Mona b the stretch. where there
was n1f me more Eth than nIee Lengths between the
PIX. All Dut beSS cutxnt the whip before reach
ing the furlong. pole ,but they could not keep
up. and. drawing away in the last hundred
yards. Bess won by, bur lengths, with Eolian
second. a length in frnt OF Anarchy.
LOS Angeles WINS THE TYRo.
The Tyro Stakes for two2 ods of 500 each h. t.,
or only $40 II declared by 1871 S25 II by June
Is 1887 with 81, 800 added, which 500 to the second
penalties and allowances. Tree quarters OF mile.
Santa Anita Stables CHI T. La Angeles by Genelg-La
a.S:s S%sHa 3iisSsSs
Speciality, onas, Austrienne Miracle Tea Tray. and
Satan also ran.
Time, 1:1ys
Betng-Against Los Angees3 to I; Specially, to
Tea Tray and Austrenne, to onas and satan 1910
Fordhani ~ to l; Omaha and MIRACLE, IS tol.
There was good start, With Omaha trife
n front OF Specially, the oilers I'm a line with
rear, Omaha led along the lackstretch, close
ly followed by Fordham, Ohts. and Specially.
At the half Fordham ran a neck in front Of |
Omaha, She others well up Except Mr.. SCOTS
far turn In close order. and wee we'll punched |
entering the stretch. At tlp lat furlong Ford
ham drew to tho front, going eisily; but Los
angeles; Who had been gr,dnlly improving
her position. soon got up With him. and the |
two raced tORether to within tyyantv yards Of |